I like all these code names - they're so much easier to remember!

The dude he's looking for is, "The Cleaner", right? That's why he's in the church - because the other Shin used to go there?

No matter how much I pay attention, dudes with similar names always throws me.

HYPE! https://i.postimg.cc/nLPh1vKr/i.jpg

Sometimes, toongod.org has uncensored versions (and not just erotica and hentai); if it was any worse, I'd consider checking this out there.
It's still pretty fucking annoying though.

Imagine trying to read this if it was released weekly - or worse: monthly?

So, while I can understand the translator's disdain for those who can't follow the plot, I'm reading this as a completed work, and even I only remember a couple of names!
Actually, is it, Kim Shin and Po Win Joo or... oh, I scrolled up and It's, Pi Woo Jin!
Well, I just remembered PWJ...

Other than that, the blonde dude and the one with scars on his face are easy to recognise, but all others: I have to rely on English names, like, Python, or see who else is in the scene to know that it's the chick from the junkyard and not some random. The yakuza are obvious too, because they're clearly different from the Korean gangsters (plus, Mori, is easy to remember).

It's cool that the translators kept the original Korean names, but, get a fucking clue! When the opening arc introduces 2 or 3 new people every episode and it lasts over 20 friggin' chapters, catering for your readers a little and calling a couple of people, John, or, Bob, may have made everyone's lives easier!

Shit, I've seen a ton of Korean films and TV series, but I don't remember 2 people's fucking names after 25 years of watching!

I'm not saying that, Weak Hero, did the right thing by calling a lot of the cast English-sounding names (Donald Na, for instance), but it certainly helped remembering the roster of characters, which, in turn, vastly improved the read.


So, is the translator right to e frustrated by western readers unable to remember who's fucking who in this epic list of characters?
I guess it's your choice to make.

After the very shaky start, this is actually pretty darn decent.

Discount who?

It was a recruitment test, not an execution.

This reminded me of the beginning of, Mercy for None:
https://i.postimg.cc/wTxFJ5cc/i.jpg
P.S. the translator notes are really fucking annoying at times.

Owned.

Ha! He thought he was smart, but MC out-smarted his out-smarting.

Hmm, last chapter I was impressed how the fight was skipped, but, upon seeing it, I'm not upset that the author backtracked to please the crowd. This one is definitely getting better.

That... was unexpected: The Big Boss, who got hyped up the entire chapter, was so insignificant compared to the MC that the author didn't even bother to show the fight. https://i.postimg.cc/R0dm9mdc/i.jpg

Okay, now that everyone seems to have been introduced and the stage is set... can this actually be good?
I doubt the quality of the action will improve, but if the story can be more focused, surely there's hope?

For now, at least there's hype.
https://i.postimg.cc/wMxwh8YQ/i.jpg

What a piece of shit boss.

Damn, I'd had this bookmarked for years, but now that I'm reading it, it's really disappointing: bland MC, lame fights and, so far, unable to hook me with the story.
Hopefully this gets better real quick, because I'd heard great things about this comic and it's not even been close to living up to the hype. https://i.postimg.cc/Pfg9Gbbf/i.jpg
Source: Rise of the Mountain Chief (not presently found on this site).

He waited 8 years to avenge his dad; even if he had to grow stronger, during 8 years, he allowed his enemies to grow into almost untouchable behemoths!
Nip it in the bud, is apparently not a maxim in Korea.

Did you know that, people who eat bacon, are 90% more likely to hold that opinion?

https://i.postimg.cc/rs4dM2Rf/i.jpg

Dodging the question make you seem like a paedo.